Mr. Justin P. Wilson

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  Comptroller Justin Wilson said the state's general obligation debt has increased by $300 million, but he said that's relatively low compared to other states.
  
  ''The state relative to other states has a low level of indebtedness and ... has the ability to service its debt from its general revenue where it should not create a problem,'' he said.

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  Published on: 12/18/2009    Last Visited: 12/18/2009  

  "We just don't have an agreement," Comptroller Justin Wilson said afterward. When asked about the nature of the differences, he replied: "I'm not willing to go into that."
  
  Lillard, Wilson and Secretary of State Tre Hargett were elected to their offices by the Republican majorities in the Legislature earlier this year.

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  New Comptroller Justin Wilson has hired Republican operative Susie Alcorn to lead the office's legislative duties.

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  These areas include Davidson, Williamson, Wilson, Cheatham, Dickson, Robertson and Sumner counties.
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  Historical Background TDEC's current reengineering effort can be traced to April 1996, when then-TDEC Commissioner Justin P. Wilson appointed an external, 8-member "Steering Committee on Environmental Permitting" (including Mike Pearigen of Waller Lansden's Environmental Group), subsequently expanded to 13 members, to provide input and oversight in streamlining (simplifying and expediting) TDEC's environmental permitting processes.

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  Published on: 7/8/2007    Last Visited: 7/9/2007  

  Justin Wilson promises a tax hike in every home
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  Lawyer Justin Wilson, 62, is also in the running, and he's a "W" who just might appeal to Repubs and Democrats alike.His motto is "Take a Hike with Justin Wilson: Fees, Taxes, Rates.""There isn't a tax I won't hike," says Justin, who was a big shot in former Gov.
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  "We have three basic issues," Justin says.
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  Justin's staff doesn't want to be bothered either, so there's no headquarters, no phone number and no fundraising.
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  "I support Justin because he is a man of phenomenal ability, and his wisdom is manifest by his campaign platform," Aubrey says.
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  "I also support Justin because like me and others, he is hair-impaired."
  
  Justin is using this fake campaign to draw attention to Metro's obligations to its employees' post-retirement benefits."These will be well over a billion dollars, and all of the candidates have conveniently ignored it," he says.
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  Justin Wilson
  
  EnlargeBill Boner is the campaign manager for Justin Wilson's mayoral bid. (RICKY ROGERS / THE TENNESSEAN)

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  Justin P. Wilson
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  Justin Wilson is a partner at Waller Lansden and focuses his practice on environmental and energy matters, government relations as well as trust and estate planning and charitable organizations.Mr. Wilson is recognized in The Best Lawyers in America (Woodward White Inc.) for his work in government relations law.
  
  Mr. Wilson serves as Chairman of the Nashville Power Board, which governs Nashville Electric Service, the nation's eleventh largest public power distributor.He is a member of the Environmental Financial Advisory Board of the United States Environmental Protection Agency which provides advice and analysis to EPA's Administrator on paying for the growing costs of environmental protection and how to increase investment in environmental infrastructure through the leveraging of public and private resources.Mr. Wilson also is an Adjunct Professor of Law at Vanderbilt University.
  
  Prior to rejoining Waller Lansden where he was a member from 1976 to 1996, Mr. Wilson spent seven years in government service.From 1997 to 2003, he served as Deputy Governor for Policy to former Tennessee Governor Don Sundquist and as the Governor's Chief Policy Advisor.He was primarily responsible for major programs involving the environment, transportation, land use, natural resources and energy policy.He worked closely with Governor Sundquist on healthcare matters including TennCare reform.He formulated, drafted and presented all the administration's major revenue initiatives to the Tennessee General Assembly and served as its chief spokesperson for tax matters.
  
  In 1996, he served as Commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation.As Commissioner he was responsible for 3,500 employees, 53 state parks, and the state's regulation of its air, water and other natural resources.In 1997, Mr. Wilson was named Conservationist of the Year by the Tennessee Conservation League.In 2002, Tennessee's 54th state park - a 300-mile trail across the state and the land surrounding the trail - was named the Justin P. Wilson Cumberland Trail State Park in recognition of his "conservation and environmental contributions to the State of Tennessee."
  
  Mr. Wilson's political career also includes membership in the Bush-Cheney transition team (environmental matters) in 2000-2001.In 2000 he was an alternate delegate for the Republican National Convention, and he is the former Treasurer of the Tennessee Republican Party.

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  Published on: 12/18/2009    Last Visited: 12/18/2009  

  State Comptroller Justin Wilson, one of three Republicans on the board, declined to give specifics on why the lower range was chosen.

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  Published on: 2/10/2008    Last Visited: 2/10/2008  

  Justin Wilson, a Nashville attorney and former deputy governor of Tennessee, said the law of "adverse possession" renders Georgia's challenge moot.

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  Comptroller Justin Wilson said the state's general obligation debt has increased by $300 million, but he said that's relatively low compared to other states.
  
  "The state relative to other states has a low level of indebtedness and ... has the ability to service its debt from its general revenue where it should not create a problem," he said.

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  In addition, one of our Constitutional Officers, Comptroller Justin Wilson, was a member and contributed a great deal to the discussion.

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